A) George Orwell B) Aldous Huxley C) Ray Bradbury D) Philip K. Dick
A) 1974 B) 1969 C) 1954 D) 1949
A) John Doe B) Winston Smith C) David Anderson D) Michael Taylor
A) The Chairman B) Big Brother C) The Supreme Leader D) The President
A) Thoughtcrime B) Mindbreak C) Ideatrack D) Thinkwatch
A) Idea Patrol B) Mind Guard C) Thought Police D) Think Force
A) War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength B) Freedom is War, Strength is Slavery, Peace is Ignorance C) Peace is War, Slavery is Freedom, Knowledge is Ignorance D) Unity is Power, Equality is Prosperity, Knowledge is Victory
A) Telescreen B) VisioMonitor C) ScreenWatch D) ViewPanel
A) Mary B) Sarah C) Julia D) Emma
A) Oldspeak B) Thoughtspeak C) Newspeak D) Doublespeak
A) O'Brien B) Parsons C) Charrington D) Syme
A) The Alliance B) The Brotherhood C) The Rebels D) The Opposition
A) The eternal peace B) The prosperous alliance C) The perpetual war D) The great revolution
A) Vaporization B) Detention C) Exile D) Re-education
A) Eastasia B) Oceania C) Eurasia D) Airstrip One
A) Neopuritanism B) Anarchism C) Capitalism D) Ingsoc
A) Mindmeld B) Thoughtswap C) Doublethink D) Realityshift
A) Ministry of Truth B) Ministry of Plenty C) Ministry of Peace D) Ministry of Love
A) Speaking in rhyme B) Writing in a diary C) Singing a song D) Dancing in public
A) Memory hole B) History vault C) Truth trap D) Fiction pit |